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Votes at a glance: consent calendar, budget and contract measures adopted June 11, 2013
Summary
The board approved a broad consent calendar and a series of finance, lease and grant resolutions on June 11; this roundup lists key items and outcomes recorded during the meeting.
At Tuesday—s meeting the Board of Supervisors handled a lengthy consent calendar and adopted a series of ordinance and resolution items covering bonds, leases, grants and program authorizations. Many items were taken "same house, same call" and adopted without individual public debate. Below is a concise list of key items and their recorded outcomes as reflected in the meeting transcript.
Consent calendar and notable adoptions (selected) - Items 2 through 6 (consent calendar): Approved by roll call (11 ayes). - Item 7: Ordinance amending the Environment Code to require bottle-filling stations where drinking fountains are installed — finally passed (vote recorded as "finally passed"). - Item 8: Ordinance appropriating approximately $55,000,000 of SFPUC water revenue bond proceeds for the Calaveras Dam project — passed first reading. - Items 9 and 10: Resolutions retroactively approving BART feeder and special transit fare agreements (2010-2020 / 2010-2014) — adopted; Supervisor Campos and others commented in support. - Item 11: Resolution authorizing Public Utilities Commission to execute natural-resources services agreements up to $5,000,000 each (charter section 9.118) — adopted. - Item 12: Resolution authorizing a potential 5-year lease for ~20,000 sq ft at 1145 Market for the San Francisco Law Library at approx. $43,000/month (7/1/2013–6/30/2014) — adopted. - Item 13: Resolution authorizing a 10-year lease at 1145 Market for the Health Service System for annual rent ~ $743,000 — adopted. - Item 14: Resolution approving a lease amendment with Proxy Development through 01/31/2021 with revised base rent — adopted. - Item 15–28 (various housing, library, grants, emergency repair, airport and PUC contracts): Adopted by the board under "same house, same call" (transcript records adoption language throughout items 15–28). - Item 29 and 37 (condo conversion items): See separate article — item 29 adopted as amended; item 37 failed.
Other votes and adoptions - Item 41: Resolution designating Supervisor Mark Farrell as the League of California Cities voting delegate; recorded roll call (item adopted; recorded as 10 ayes in roll call sequence shown on the transcript). - Item 23 (Pier 70 term sheet): Adopted as amended by roll call (11 ayes) — see separate article.
How the board acted Most consent and routine calendar items were adopted by roll call or unanimous "same house, same call" voice. Several larger items (Pier 70, the condo-conversion package and the pedestrian-safety ordinances) drew extended debate and were recorded individually.
Notes This roundup lists the principal items recorded during the June 11 meeting and their immediate outcomes at the board; many ordinances will require subsequent readings, environmental review or contract execution steps before becoming fully effective.
